It's every parent's nightmare come true: their child ends up in the hospital with a life threatening condition. This is sadly a nightmare come to life for Lauren and Sarah Ewing, parents to three children in Oneonta.
I don't know what's going on, but lately videos featuring Oneonta have come to my attention.
The latest one that seems to be going viral locally is "We Are Oneonta." Have you seen it?
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When I first came to Oneonta thirty years or so ago I first met George Hamway sitting in his old rust bucket of a truck on Southside.
Every town has their eccentrics. Folks that come in and out of our lives leaving a mark, usually small and almost unnoticeable marks, but still they register with those of us who are fellow travelers in life
The Chenango County Health Department is urging people 60 years of age or older to have the shingles vaccine.
The shingles disease is caused by the same virus that causes chickenpox, which stays in your body and may comeback as shingles many years later. If you have had chickenpox or the chickenpox vaccine you can get shingles.
Here is a video that has surfaced out of nowhere.
Check it out., It is perfectly charming. A little kid, maybe twelve years old, takes us on a tour of downtown Oneonta. We follow him as he goes in and out of various downtown businesses and guess what? Everybody seems to know him!
Why does this kid know Mayor Dick Miller?
This is wonderful, funny, beautifully filmed and mysterious
When I was a kid in Sidney in the 1950s, I remember walking into the old Sidney Bank on Main Street and being met with an amazing sight. The bank's vault..there for all to see and with the door swung wide open!
I could only imagine what was inside
In "the old days" every small town used to have their own little banks serving the needs of their communities. Mortgages, personal loans, business start up, disaster relief. The First National Bank of ??? was always there to help out
You may have heard something about a Townsquare Media event that's coming up on January 26th from 6pm to 9pm at the Holiday Inn, Rt. 23, Southside Oneonta. It's our "Fifty Shades Ladies Night Out".
Ladies, I have 10 reasons why you need to be at this event.
Oneonta City School District associate principal Tom Brindley presented the district-wide school safety plan to the public before the scheduled Board of Education meeting Wednesday.
Oneonta City School District interim superintendent David Rowley has been fielding calls from concerned parents since the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre in Newtown, Conn.
Rowley has been assuring parents that the school district has specific security measures and practices in place to handle any situation.
